Toby Keith Tops Album Charts, But That Don’t Make Him a Bad Guy

Toby Keith boots out the competition this week to plop his new collection — That Don’t Make Me a Bad Guy — atop Billboard’s country albums chart. His fellow Oklahoman, the most unfellow-like Carrie Underwood, remains at No. 1 on the songs chart for a second turn with “Just a Dream.”

This week’s listings are fairly bursting with new arrivals. Right behind Keith’s album at No. 2 comes Rascal Flatts’ Greatest Hits, Volume 1. Joey & Rory’s The Life of a Song sweeps in at No. 10. Time Life’s full and abridged versions of Hank Williams’ The Unreleased Recordings bow at No. 42 and No. 49, respectively.

Then there’s Johnny Cash’s America soundtrack CD at No. 50 and Reba McEntire’s 50 Greatest Hits ringing the bell at No. 67. Dan Evans’ Goin’ All Out checks back in at No. 39.

Faith Hill’s Joy to the World is the highest-charting Christmas album of the week. It jumps from No. 10 to No. 6.